Heaven’s Road Catholic Radio Broadcasts Live MassNew Catholic Internet Radio “Heavens Road” this week started live broadcasts of Daily Mass. Each week over 230 services, from over 16 different parishes here and in Ireland, will be broadcast for the housebound and those unable to attend Mass. Not only can you hear the Mass but you can watch it too! This must be a first - a RADIO station that broadcasts live pictures as well. You can join in the prayers, responses and even sing along with the hymns. The Holy Father has said “The internet offers immense possibilities … this is something truly good - a gift from God”. We offer him our humble ministry to evangelise our faith.I wonder if you, or anyone of your parish, might like to become more involved. The Radio is always looking for enthusiastic people to help make programmes, techies to operate the Radio and administrators to hold it all together. You can get further information at http://www.heavensroadfm.com/vols/ . We provide training and support so previous experience is not necessary. We’re new and feeling our way, so if you would care to give us any feedback, we’d love to hear from you so we can shape our programmes for our listeners.We’re committed to providing a service reaching out to our Catholic audience to spread the word of Our Lord, so anything you can do to help is very much appreciated.Thank you for your prayers and supportGod BlessGerry CoatesHeaven’s Road fm Catholic Radiowww.heavensroadfm.com is a new internet Radio broadcasting prayers, interviews and features to appeal to a Catholic audience. They also webcast up to 40 Masses daily and have over 200+ podcasts available. The Radio is run on a shoestring by unpaid volunteers, so any donation, however small, would be very welcome. Cheques should be made payable to Heavens Road fm Catholic Radio and sent to them at St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, Guildford, GU5 0QX.Heaven’s Road fm Catholic Radiowww.heavensroadfm.com is a new internet Radio broadcasting prayers, interviews and features to appeal to a Catholic audience. They also webcast up to 40 Masses daily and have over 200+ podcasts available. The Radio, seeks enthusiastic people to help make programmes, techies to operate the Radio and administrators to hold it all together. Much can be done over the internet – they have people in 10 different dioceses contributing. Further info at http://www.heavensroadfm.com/vols/. Listen onwww.heavensroadfm.com.